1987 Map of Danbury

About this map

The Smith River winds through this New Hampshire interior during the late 1980s, carving a valley that separates the rural settlements of Danbury and Alexandria. This region is defined by a dense network of family-named peaks and ridges, such as Forbes Mountain, The Pinnacle, and Alexander Hill, suggesting a long history of local land ownership and upland farming. The presence of multiple cemeteries marked simply as Cem underscores the deep roots of these small communities.